Israel's military says its expanded operation in Gaza City has begun
Summary
Israel's military has started an expanded operation in Gaza City to target Hamas' military infrastructure. The move follows heavy airstrikes and has caused significant civilian evacuations from the area. U.S. Secretary of State Marco Rubio visited Qatar to discuss the situation, emphasizing the urgency of reaching a negotiated settlement.Key Facts
- Israel's military has begun an expanded operation in Gaza City aimed at destroying Hamas' military infrastructure.
- The Israeli Defense Minister stated that Gaza is experiencing intense military action.
- The United Nations reported over 220,000 Palestinians fled northern Gaza recently.
- Israeli airstrikes in Gaza City led to at least 20 deaths and many injuries.
- Secretary of State Rubio traveled to Qatar to meet with its emir following a controversial Israeli strike.
- Arab and Muslim nations criticized the strike but did not take major actions against Israel.
- Egypt has intensified its language, calling Israel an "enemy" for the first time in years.
- Families of hostages in Gaza have urged Israeli Prime Minister Netanyahu to pause the military operation.
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